1967 JELLY BEAN BANDITS self-titled LP VG / Ex ORIGINAL Mainstream Fuzz Psych
  $   53

 


$ 53 Sold For
Feb 13, 2014 Sold Date
Feb 6, 2014 Start Date
$   13 Start price
18   Number Of Bids
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Mainstream Records (U.S pressing, stereo, 1967). Cover is VG with scratches in the front cover finish below "Stereo". A drill hole upper left corner, a sticker upper right corner, edge and corner wear. Small hand-writing (personnel listing) in blue ball-point on the otherwise bright white back cover.  No seam splits. Vinyl is nice Ex (!). The labels are near mint with no spindle marks. A new, plain white generic inner sleeve will be included. 
I use only new, quality LP mailers. All record sales by me are unconditionally guaranteed. If you are not happy, simply return for full refund, including all shipping expenses. . Buyer pays by Paypal. Shipping costs are as described under 'Shipping' for domestic and worldwide shipping. Combined shipping is always provided for multiple LP purchases. I'm verified, and a Paypal Premier member. Thanks! (location code a1) . . .See additional info on this LP below. Go to Youtube and give a listen to "Generation" by The Jelly Bean Bandits.

Acid Archives: "Although poised on the threshold of stardom in the late 60's armed with a multi-album record contract, a growing fan base, and a release that leaped to #1 in Boston, in Louisiana, and in Florida, the Jelly Bean Bandits fully expected to follow in the successful footsteps of their fellow labelmates, Big Brother & The Holding Company and The Amboy Dukes. Instead they managed to record only this one gem, a freakbeat cult classic distinguished by Jack Dougherty's emotive guitar. Recorded in one 12-hour rush in 1967 (and 3/4 of it written the six days previous to the session) the album is a psych-punk collector's classic."

"Teen dorks' (just look at them on the cover) album is about half good fuzz-psych and half Young Rascals type Eastcoast teen-beat, all over one of the more enjoyable Mainstreams. Given another 6 months they probably could have made a really good LP, but such quality control was not part of the Mainstream agenda. The priceless 'heavy' glue-sniffer epic about a "Caterpillar's eye" must be heard to be believed, and there's good fuzz drive on "Generation". Fun and dumb, worth checking out."








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